November 2010 Archives

Invest in your community and in yourself: Shop locally.

 

I ordered online a lot for Christmas this year, but I got to thinking about where the money was going and how I was hurting my own business.

 

Every time I purchase something online that money leaves our area. That money goes into the pockets and bank accounts of businesses and employees in other towns, other states, and, sometimes, other nations.

 

Most of our money stays in the CSRA whenever we shop locally. The money spent locally goes into our local banks, helps local tax accounts, and that money goes to those who live in our region. These same people may well be the customers who buy goods or services from my business.

 

If you buy online for the ease and convenience, don't worry, most local businesses have a website.

 

Help small businesses like The Bloom Closet survive, shop locally!

100_5921.JPG          100_5935.JPG100_5930.JPG100_5932.JPG100_5926.JPG100_5923.JPG100_5929.JPG100_5924.JPG100_5925.JPG100_5928.JPG100_5919.JPGLots of funeral work today for Ms. Debbie Kitchings, Mr. Clayton Hardin  and Mr. John Ashmore, The Bloom Closet is honored to get to do funeral tributes for these wonderful people and their families.

Garden Ladies and Lots of Fun!!!

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100_5881.JPG     100_5880.JPG100_5879-1.JPG100_5879.JPG100_5878.JPG100_5877.JPGHad a great morning with the Greenbrier Garden Ladies doing a fun flower presentation. They were so much fun! Ms. Nancy's house was to die for, and she was a great assistant. Lots and Lots of Fun!

 

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